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ErpHoszo Yousov CoMpAsr
ABSOLUTELY PURE
Are Offering

Are Offering
BRUSSELS sPRoUTs-The latest and only correct
thing to serve as ''hrst course" rare deli
cacy. Glass Jars.
FRENCH PEAs,very small, tender and fine flavor.
Glass Jars.
MUSHROOMs-PerfectB Buttons. Glass Jars
FRENCH srEiHG BEANs-Ex'ra small and tender.
FRENCH MIXED observation-disclosures put
TABLE o!L--The finest quality that can possibly be
wE1sBADEN .PkEsERvEs-Blood Peaches. Aprico,s
PLUM pG GPd pFsSssgoesTssss Robbins. brand
don't buy the old, one, two and four pound
FRUIT CAKE,,Quslity exceedingly fine. in various
sized packages
FRENCH PRUNES-Extra quality in lob decorated
friend H SpAeS' oe''fa0'e present 70 SEND 70 .
STUFFED PRUNES-In fancy wooden boxes
WEISBADEN CARAMELS-Fancy wooden boxes.
FRENCH FRUITS GLACES-Beautiful decorated car
cANDYGea; variety over one ton in stock and
NUTs-Every variety. immense supply, and a. to
QUALITY, we defy competition We have
spared no pains 81; IN selecting these goods and
pricea
RAs1NS-We have the finest clusters for table pur-
poses 40 also Extra Large Ondaras very
neatly for puddings and other cooking pur.
poses Then, also, offering white
Sultana Rai.ins(seedless) OF exceeding large
size, very bright and clean.
OTHER CHRISTMAS GOODS-In great variety
Large supply and at reasonable prices.
ELPHONZo YOUNGs' COMPANY,
42s Ninth street.
P. a-PoTATO CHIPS,
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-LEx,rRs- OPERA GLASSES; low prices. LApsoss.

JUIIUs LANsB URGH 315 7tn St, is now showing
one Of the largest and most attractive line Of hoi-
day goods TO be found in the city, comprising
Plush Parior Suits, Easy Chairs. Fancy and Plain
Rockers. Divans, Plush and Wood Top Tables in
Cherry, Mahogany and Antique oak. Music Caoi-
Iets, Writing Desks, EaseiS, screens, Hat Racks
Mantle and Hanging Cabinets Reed and Rattan
kOcksrs, POrtieres, Nottingham, Applique An
Iique. swiss and Tapestry Curtains, Table covers,
Smyrna, PunJaub and Persian Rugs, Art squares,
a :. 81 our usual popular low prices
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IMPORTANT SALE OF FURSITURE.-An exception
ally nne collection OF paTior, chamber and dining
room furniture viii be sold at Dowlings auction
roomA nth street and Pennsylvania avenue to-
morrow, commencing at 10 O'Clock Parties fur-
nisnlng. VINO desire nrst-cisSs articles, should at
teod tnts sal Mr.. Bowling states that for the
coavenience and comfort OF parties who may AT
Tend the sale the finest articles VIII be sold within
the auction rooms
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COSGRE6 ATIoSsI CHCRcH.-NendelsSonn Qun-
tet - Club Concert.
NsrToSkI--"Check "a, or Tobogganin2."
ALBtUGR'S-Clara Morris In article AZ
EAHEIE.-Frances bishop in "Gyp"
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and Variety
b STREET RSK-Prol. Gleason, the Horse Tanner.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS " Harry Blakely
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FOR RIGHTEOUSNESS

TcoR RENT-l6o5 s ST. nv. bsy.window brick;
Il seven rooms and bath; and lstrobe; $50. 80
. month; key at 1907 d163ts
VCOR RENT-HOUSE AND STABLE gal NJ ST.
nw all in hrst-class condition: government and
comfortsb Q; larxe parlor. dining room kitchen and
laundry on one hoor: goodsize bedrooms: dry cellar
house heated by hot air furnace will rent for 81 900
peryear TO responsible person only.
dl6-lm STEIGER LIEBEKMANS, 1903 st.
EOR RENT-17l4 18TH ST NV. A DESIRABLE
II l2room House, east and south expOsure, all mod
ern improvements. For terms. b. ii. WARNER co,
or 100 18Th ST.. where keys are held dl6-3t'
IcoR RENT-A NEW GROOM BRICK HOUSE, IFS
4 n ST NV modern improS ements 4. A. ROVER
\. Capitol aud Il SITS. d16-3t.
EcoR EENT-lO2I 27TH ST NV, 5 ROOMS. IS so
Il Pc month, key st Godey's Lime Kiln.
EoRRENT-LARGE. BANDSoMELY-FURNIs
4 House; piano. sewing -mschiue. lnen china. stable
Sc' hue iocation northwest; south exposure. trees
aud parking: also fine unfurns he'd house, expo
sure and situation, just handsomely pap red and
painted Address OWNER, St&r Office dlo-3t'
E0R RENT-A HANDSOME FURNISHED HOUSE
L VIII rent reasonably to = careful tenant Ter the
a5on Also, partly furnished house, 1916 and 1918
1 s.reetn NV. dI6-0ts
INOR RENT-A 3 story and basement press brick
front house in northwest " rooms and bath; newly
papered and painted throughout and perfect order
TO peran ent and careful tenant IL viii be rented at
$50 per month. HARDING MATTERS, 606 nth
ST. NV. dl0-3t
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CANES, s. 81 L.Dsox's, 4sa 9TH.

THE unusual low prices for nrst-class shoes, rub
hers and arctlcs are appreciated as the constant
rush OF BUYERS prove at J. Hellorun's one price
shoe house. IU2 1th 81. see: The Old Lady In
window. p :. LARGE chromos and tickets for all.
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sales of Real E<tate.

Rudolph GoidschInid has bought for &C, 900. OF
Susan p. Walter, lots 10 to L., so. 49, fronting
105 feet inch on street and l4S feet inches on
9th street northwest. +. Spindler has bought OF
C. \. Kolb, for $4,000, lot II, so. AS 24x1O5 feet
on the east side OF 1Jh street, between and y
streets northwest. Robert Z. Morris has bought
for 10000 OF b. X. Plain sub lots II TO Il OF lot
5, and sub lots Is TO 70 OF lot q, So. $40. 1900
square feet on the corner OF Sth and Il streets
northeast, and 200 feet the corner OF 9th and
IL streets mort beast
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The Courts,

CIRCUIT CoCRT--,Iudde Or.
To-day, KeySer agt. Hume's administrator and
Plckrells executor; on hearing.
POLICE COCRr-Jnd1e Shell
To-day, Annie Foley, disOrderly conduct: 81 or
l. days William Clements, do; do Jerry Cole
man. colored do; do Fannie Grammar, alias
Dent, colOred, larceny; 90 days. James Gassaway
do; 20 DAYS. VIM. Wilson and Chas. Cammack
grand larceny; grand jury. VIM. Downey. alias
James Wills, violating policy law; SIS collateral
IorreitPl
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WORDS OF GREAT MAs.-A grain OF common
sense, Ike a grain OF salt should season the
act.onS OF every wise man. but even better tnan
tufs l. peck OF Scotch oats. such a. Is Iouhu IN
O1Centrated form in bottle OF the great brain
and nerve food; Dr. Bucklands Scotch oats
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Isicottons for NE "a hours commencing at D.
For the District OF columbia, Maryland, and Viz
gaia, AL. weather. cO.der saturday morning. fol-
DNs-i BY slowly rising temperature, light 10 fresh
variable winds, generally northeasterly.
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CITY ITEMS.

what One Hears NJ The Fair.
"Weye been reading your advertisement In The
STAN, and thought We would come UP eth street
and see The Fair"
why, what a beautiful store you have,"
"What an immense establishment"
why, there Is nothing 70 compare with 1t on
the Avenue"
"Do you ever expect TO sell all these goods7-
LOOK at those lovely vases. What! only CSC. 2"
is that elegant chamber set only $35Oy"
do you say that this silk plush fitted case is
only el.4s!'
Why, this Is Goldschmii's old stand
your store extends all the wa1 back to Sth
street?"
What beautiful sight your toy department
Don't 1t look like Christmas In here9-
bow busy you all arev
nexte"
ooh, am so glad came here TO make nv pur-
chases. found something for every one in the
family"
ayes, saw what wanted, and will send James
up TO get IT."
Come to Fair, s12 9TH st. NV.
Frankie & Co., Proprietors
E0r XMAS Present buy a box OF our
Opera Bouquet Cigars.
Nj. & p. METZGER AT ,th sf N W
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PAIR l4-CAkAT SOLITAIRE DIAMOND EARRINGS,
white anu perfect, S1Oo. solitaire diamond ring,
carat. perfect, $50 Diamond aud ruby cluster
IinES, SI5. $50. So. Diamond studs from $40 up.
Diamond bracelets from Sl2 up. X Harris CO.,
s.: TN street.
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PEARL OPERA GLASSES, $3.50. L.psos's, 4sa 7th.

SATURDAYS MARKETING. - Choice cOrned beef
~; round steak, 1Oc.; ssrlOin steak, 12%c.; nib
STEAK Sc; rib roasts, 14c good roass. sc. 10 1Oc
choice article butter. 25c.; 3 lbs. pruneS. DC.
PICKLES, preserves, vegetables fruits, canned
goods. &C. WIxoa's Market store, i36 9Gh st. L. W.
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MARRIAGE LIcENsEs--Marrage licenses have
been issued BY the clerk OF the court 70 Curtis
Ash and Jane Davis; John Ennis and sophia Tub
man; John b. slaughter and Hattie X. Wood
Carl Ischtnger and Pauline keln.
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SET LApsoSs ss5 Tr, scr. 433 eth

ONE DOLLAR will buy nDe quality, embroidered
nIens Kid gloves, with TWO paIent clasps, usually
sold at $50 Also. full line OF fur-trmmed dog
sSin gloves, lined and with knife spring, at 81.
AUERBACH BRO, 623 Pa ave.
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$3.50 OvERCoATs; they are made well and
trimmed far better than Is used in such price coats
generally. Eisenan Bros. manufacturers cor. .th
ard RHS
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The mystery as 10 nov Mr.. O'Brien got his new
pair OF trousers In Jail is explained. A friend
visited his cell with two pairs on and gave him
one.
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NV -JIH SIh.EI NfhhhI-
We have opened the 10Th street market, for
iltriy kept by Misses Linkens, ana shall Keep con-
Siautly on hand all kinds of the best quality or
FRESH salt and smoked meats creamery and fresh
PRINT butter, fruits, vegetables, can gools, milk
cream ana such articles as kept In frst-clasS
market store. We respectfully solicit the patron
age OF our friends and the public generally.
BROOKE & HAIRY.
Goth St between e and II SITS. NV.
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SOLID GOLD SPECIALS. 81 L.Dsoy, 43s 9TH.

FOR A CHRISTIANS PRESENT umbrella Is
suit ole thing. We have beautiful line at lowest
prices Franc, the one-price halter and furnlsher,
corner 7Lh and ID.
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!HE Oniy optician IN the city who sIusts glasses
BY examining tine eye. Dr. NJ. Well ASH Pa ave.
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Royal CITE, mends broken articles.

DID YoU HEAR about those pants we make 20
order at S.? Call and see The variety OF patterns.
Eiseman Bros, cor. eth and SIS, manufacturing
ClCthiers and TailOrS.
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LADIES SOLID GOLD STEN-wISDING WATCHES, SIS.
" Sses' sold gold open-Iacc stem-wtnders, Sl2.J0
cents so!ii gold American sten-winders, SIS. X.
Harris n Co., AZ slh 81.
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BARGAINS watches. and iewelry. Frank 457 Pa. av.

For Washington dressed beef go 70 Jno. r. Kelly,
= ais tS, t,9 ana go Center Market, and 2o6 and
Is Northern Liberty. Corr beef a specially.
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GRrAr REpucr1oss In Fine Dnrss

oREAT DEDUCTIONS IN IINE DRESS
GOODS.
PATTERN DRESSES REDUCED LESS THAN HALF
PRICE,
THE GREATEST BARGAINS EVER OFFERED.
We intend to make prices from this time for
ward, and offer an opportunity to the public to
secure fine foreign Dress Goods at half price
so pieces Dress Goods reduced from 81 o5to
81.
One lot fine Check Cheviots, 40 in. wide. re-
duced to 1oc. from S1.2,
We have placed on our center counter lot Of
Dress Patterns at less than half price, and would
suggest an Inspection es the goods Of the
best qualities and the styles new
W. NJ. SINISTER SONS.
$40 Pennsylvania avenue.
ONE PRICE. dl6
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PIfts OF tnc hlaflnefy OF the Two new - 100 CDD-
gGliOns pumping engines have arrived ia the CITY
from the Holly Manufacturing Co. OF Lockporf
Ncw York one OF the engines Il intended for use
al the West " ashingtOn station, on u street be-
tween :f1l and :Es streets. which has been renod-
elet for the pUrpcse ana the other Is for the STA
tion on Z street, between 10th and 18th streets
northwest.
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L,EeEsr assortlnert Of music rolls at proops

So OyERCOATs; they are handsomely-lined
q. n,EEhOut with satin EiSeman Bros, manufac-
tiIrcrS, cor. 7Jh anu + SIS.
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FISE Gas FIXTURES az Shedd 4 Bros.

POLITE ATTENTION, promptnesS, and finely
flushed portraits GEO. PRINCE, photographer,
18th aud "a
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Gold Eye Glasses and spectacles.
So City optical Store, 4S7 Pa ave- 1t
Send to GOOdacrc's, 1926 Ii ST., Tor price
OF Flour, Feed, Cut-hay, Grain, &C.
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To GIVE all an opportunity Of inspecting our
unique Christmas STOCK we will keep open even
Irgs from this date until .s4tb inst ant, inclusive
ALEX. MILNE, 511 9th 81 NV,
Pine furniture and decorations.
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80 10 @. g. CoRNwEIL q Son and satisfy your
selves about quality and prices.
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iAD1Es-DonJ miss seeing J. ). Gouid's new
stock Of noctoaA 42l 9th st.-idrx
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GssHxArrSG STOVES at shedd & Bros.

AYYLEroN's American Cyelopaedia for a Christ
mas present is the most useful you can make your
family
Address Box 100, star Office, for the best terms
ever offered 10 obtain this great library OF refer
ence.
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u3-Iin SMbhMbIEDI & BkADI4E1, 81 7 q.
Icon RENr-BY X. Q. HOFFMAN.

SHED.
; eth.aboye kst.. Ter. $3.50
y. near 18th ST, lsr. $50
; ly.h, near q 81. l.sr. 1855
} i, near lstn ST.. Tor. .l25
, II. hear DIST st. Sr 100
b ST. near N.Cap., l2r. 100
! 18th. hear o st. Tor. 100
| St, near Sih, Sr.......S5
10th. bet n o L SLIGO
list. near Il st...........50
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Outraged Am American Citizen.
IRE SPANISH AUTHORITIES AT PORTO RICO TORTURE

telegram to the New York Sun from Key West
Fla, December II, says: Richard Nada, the Ameri-
can citizen lately outraged by the Spanish authOri
ties at Porto Rlco has arrived at Havana, en- route
TO the United states. He says the guardia civil
almost beat him TO death to oblige him to swear
that he was concerned in q conspiracy to over
throw the government. when he was taken to
jail he said he was an American. THAT makes iU
all the worse for YOU" was the answer. His whole
body was mass Of cuts and bruises. The Ameri-
can consul at Porto Rico was insulted, and not
permitted 10 enter the Jail. The Havana press
says 1t Is an outrage on friendly nation that
must be punished. Nadal has filed suit for $780,
600 damages.
In Baltimore Thomas Tibbetts has been sentenced
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LADIES' DIAMOND RINGS So TO seo L.Dsoss,
SO an
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Honorinx Esmonde and O,COnnOy.

DINNER GIVEN TO THE IRISH LEADERS By MEN,
EERs OF CONGRESS.
dinner was given last evening at Chamber
lain's In honor OF Messrs. OConnor and Esmonde
the Irish members Of parliament, by the following
gentlemen. all OF whom, With the exception OF Col
John 9. Healy, are members OF Congress: Patrick
A. Collins, sa!nl $. Cox. Martin A. Foran, Lloyd s.
Bryce, ALl. McAdoo, Amos T. Cummings, Chas E
Hogg, Tnos Wilson, Jno. Lynch, Geo. W. E Dor
sey, isaac stephenson, +. u. Barry, ThoS Flood,
ChaA - voorhees,, Luther +. Mckinney, Henry c.
ACCorinic, JOS. Z Washington, Timothy E. Tars-
aey, Root- +. Vance, Walter /. Hayes, Jno A. Nc
Shame, JAS Phelan, VIM Bourke Cochran. Mat
thew y. Lagan, Geo. T. Barnes, Jno L. Mcdonald,
A II. Fitch, Root. 4. Davis, VIM. II. Grain, Jas. B.
McCreary, L. v. White, Perry Belmont, Beriah
Nllklns, N. II. Ford, Peter p. Mahoney, Chas. T.
O'ferra.l; Timothy f. Campbell, Jos K Toole
Jno H. Rogers, Chas- Tracy and Col John g.
Healy.
SEEING TIE CITY.
MessrS. OConnor ana EsmOlde arose late this
morning, and IL was not until about IL o'clock
that they were able to receive visitors Mr.
Maurice Murphy and Mr.. Thos Kirby, OF the CON-
mittee or arrangements for their reception and
entertainment In this city, were the first callers,
ana Congressman Collins came in later The pro-
gram FOR to-day is 10 visit the Capitol and then In
the afternoon 10 drive about the city. They have
not yet determined when they will leave for Rich
mond, but they expect that they will probably
go to-morrow morning. In case they should re-
main over Tomorrow they will probably visit
Mount Vernon.
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HOLIDAY JKwELRy. 10 per cent discount TIL
1.th. LADsoN's lewelry store. 4:EI ith street.
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SEiGCS' UPRIGHT PIANOS, new styles, superb
tone, low price. Z. r. DKOOP, 925 Pa ave.
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BOARDING.

TSoR RENT-wITH BOARD. TO GENTLENEx.
II Isrre pleasant Rooms; br1rhf and supny: teruS
inoder.se references chaaesd AZ SIS litk "a NO.
= S1s1O ST. n " oPTs1sTTF FRANKIIN
1910 Park = Pleasant koonls With Hrst-clsD
Board keference. exchsnge4 lev tsb,e bosrder1
can be accommodated. oxz-eus
IyRKNCH BOARDING. HOUSE,,
Il WITH rooms n tieaired.
lo0a N street NV
d7-2W Washtngton. d q.
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sL&-JO OvERcoATs. in many cOlOrs and shades.
ESenan Bros, manufacturers. cor. It'll and E SITS.
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TRAsPs WHO MANAGE TO GET INTO THE woRKHousE
IN TINE TO ENJOY THEMSELVES DURING THE HoII-
DAYS.
This city usually has its full share Of local
Migrants, tramps, and habitual drunkards Of
both sexes to support, and as the Christmas holi-
days draw near gangs OF the '.road travellers"
come 10 this city, where they spend the winter on
1.-The farm OF the Washington Asylum. When
the weather gets too cold for outside work they
are permitted to enjoy the warm rooms of the
Norkhouse, and are furnished with as wholesome
lood as Is supplied to the inmates OF any similar
institution ia The country. Then On Christmas
and New Years a frst-class dinner Is given Them
consisting OF fowls, all kinds OF meats, fruits,
cakes, &C., and those who are seated about the
tables enjoy a better dinner than they would if
they We're on the outside or the PRISON walls.
Two young men, Edward Howard and Ernest
Towne, We're In the dock OF the Police Court this
morning charged with being Migrants. They were
arrested last night by Officers Kendall and Board
man, who took them from the ten-cent department
OF downtown lodging house. Howard, the officers
his companion plays the 'deaf and dumb racket"
They not Only beg Tor money, said tine Officers but
they demand IL, and viii hold persons until a
dime IS forthcoming. They were given 80 days
ored woman who claims TO be the wife of white
prisoner was up for being an habitual drunkard.
When taken into the station last evening she
shouted "Hurrah for Jen pavis,r and said sae
would stick by her white husband until death
separated them. She was given home on the
farm for one month. Mary Nicholas, an Old
white woman, whose name appears on many rec
ordS OF the police department. was charged with
being an haDltual drunkard. she was given 80
days free board. James johnson, a young COL
ored man, admitted that lie was an haD1tual
drnnkard and was given similar sentence. Rose
Harris, a young colored woman whose face Is
fainilar TO the police, was tried and given one
month free board on the farm.
.
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al OvERCoATs In twenty different shades. Else
man Bros, manufacturers. cor. 5th and E SITS
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CITY AND DISTRICT.

POWERFUL opera Glasses. Hempler's. Ave- q Al
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OK PER CENT LlAxs GUARANTEES BIZ THE
0Omaha Loan snd Trust Co. hon. A Z. VIVIAN,
late Treasurer United ststes President lntsrsst aad
Principal paid By the Chemical National Bsuk
=. n PARKER. Rashing.oa A0uuk
ko3-3m llle q Az
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HOLIDAY AND WEDDING PRESENTS at shedd &
Bios
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u csgss. Gold Enk AQusz1uas spd .Elsh Yee4
L.sys,s ssssrtmsst e O. cl2. O. gcHnlDs btk4
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ApplcsOn's EncyclOp2dia-A most VAL
uaDie CHRISTMAS present to make your children
attending school, For best terms ever offered adj
dress Box 129, STAR Office. :
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uAOuuOay OlGerlmRN
Al tne OhOie, S22 9TH street: All our Trim
Inlng Eur reduced 10 ~ IS, 49, and ACC our 81. 80
Fur only ssc: a few short Coats LEFT at prices as
worth rom 81 TO $50 more than prices named.
BOYS and Mems fur-top Gloves, 40, 73, and csc.
cents hid Gloves stitched back, patent hook. csc.
inner goods, Soc: worth 75c. Cashmere and silk
Mumers at 30, AZ, 80, and CSC. Infants zephyr
caps some worth Sl.25, choice DC. Gents Cardi-
LAG to S3.4S. Gents fne Suspenders, silk work.
20, ~ ana 4Sc. Gents Hemstitched Linen Hand
S SenG Two Tor 25e. Kd-body Dolls, patent
Tle best 81 blsque head Doll in this city. Seven
incn Dlsque Ornaments, pair 49c. The same in
m, Ia Ssc. Plush Dfessing-cases comb, brush,
naments, such as Whsk- holder, Fiower-pots, Mir
rors etc 40 and Csc. Ladies' 4button Kid Gloves
eg s isr gods stitched back So Cashmere
yarn, lOc. hank. Zephyr. &c. an ounce German
S S' narn, light blue and white, 7oc. a pound.
to $1.4s. Boys and Mems Gossamers, csc.
barrel OF our Inv1ncible Minnesota Patent Process
NJ. p MrrzaER.
>. w. Augemstein. sl7, s19 and S2l 9TH st.
NV, onerS following Inducements for tomorrow: :
+ doz; French China Hand-painted Fruit Plates
ISc. GILT Band French China Tea Sets, SO pieces,
s6.sS, regular price $l1; Carving Knife, Fork and
steer, NC; Decorated Dinner Sets, $IO.SS, worth
"a, Wofk Stah0 1'Sc.; new style Decorated Tea
sets, s3.13; largest size Tin Kitchens made, 64c.
regular price 81. 20; SCHOOL Desks, Sic; Mammoth
wax Doll, By In. long, &C, worth $1.29; kid or
Jolnted body Dolls, with fine biSGue head, SIC,
worth 81 40; Siivei-plated knife, Fork and spoon
;t4c; Toy Trunks, with tray ana hat box, 69c.; 30
styles A, b. Blocks reduced to 2Oc; Boys Seighs
4lc.; Iron-aXle Rattan Doll Carriage ST. 40, worth
30; Doll Carriag and l Dressed Dol, SOC; large
size Spring Shooiiys, S1s7. worth S,9S; Childrens
Chairs, 3oc, and fun line OF otter toys aud house
furnishings equally as low. Our stock OF 49c. Books
reduced 10 PC. our csc. Books reduced To Acc.
For an lncx ma tastible Line OF Groceries,
choice Wines, Brandies and goods OF every de-
Scriptton, visit our establishment. Everything
first-class.
NJ. g. p. METzGER, AZ 7th st. NV
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-12-16
Di~srsss Government Affairs.

fEhhi-SioN NtsI BIZ OBTAINED IkoN CONGRESS-.
A request from Claiming VI. Bolton, chief en-
gf-iser OF the Richmond and Danyllle Railroad CO.
for permission TO lay tracks the proposed depot
0r the company has been refused by The Districf
Commissioners. who state that r.rns-lou uust he
obtained from congress